Sweet delicate sapWaiting under clouds of ice
Sugar on snow nears
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Sugar on snow is an old New England tradition during sugaring season.
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Sugar on snow is an old New England tradition during sugaring season.
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Interesting and a very nice photograph with your post today. It looks so cold.
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Interesting. I had never heard of sugar on snow.
ReplyDeleteSugar on snow---mmmmmm----sounds crunchy.
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I'm thinking pure maple surup from Vermont! I have friends who tap every year. A wonderful sweet taste of spring.
ReplyDeleteI can taste this one, Andree! Marvelous, as ever. You convey a sense of place beautifully.
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clouds of ice... very nice. Lovely photo too. Interestingly, even though I hadn't heard of sugar on snow, I got a sense of the anticipation.
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A most interesting photo. Loved it.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, that sounds delicious! Almost as delicious as clouds of ice :)Thankyou.
ReplyDeleteLovely, as well as informative! Thanks for sharing!
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This sounds yummy.
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice word picture for the upcoming maple season.
ReplyDeleteGreat imagery. Marvellous haiga!
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Sugar on snow speaks to me of maple bursting in the spring.
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I loved your choice of photos and your beautiful words too. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a fairy door!
Lovely words, too.
A lovely secret world, slumbering under clouds of ice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sentiment, Andree! Sugar on snow great phrase for a wonderful and sweet tradition.
ReplyDeletesugar on snow nears - great signs of spring, lovely put
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ReplyDeleteIn Portugal we still waiting for the Spring...
Excellent.
The sap is like the spring waiting to burst forth.
ReplyDeleteGreat post and words.
ReplyDeleteI can really hear the crisp crunch of the sugared snow. Nice use of different senses.
ReplyDeleteWow this is great! Your visual presentation is stunning! is that really marker on film or some Photoshop magic?
ReplyDeletethe picture is icing, really beautiful...thank you.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to see the drawing of the sap from the sugar maples--beautifully expressed.
ReplyDeleteI love how you wrote in the snow. That's is a very cool effect, as if you actually drew it with your finger.
i swear to god i see a little boy fast asleep under a blanket of snow in this picture... what a trip... thank you for posting this.. it was so special in so many ways!!!
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Being a native Southern California ‘beach’ dweller … such images of Spring amaze me for they are in stark contrast to my own.
Thanks for visiting each of my OSI posts this week. I was late with last week’s prompt Circles but you might enjoy it if time permits. I’m grateful that you and Sandy have introduced me to these wonderful ‘blogging’ poets!
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in vermont they put maple syrup on snow. nice photo!
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ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see that someone else wrote about northern winter.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
Interesting, I don't understand excactly how it works (is it coming from the tree) but I think I like it. Nice picture.
ReplyDeleteYour pic is just incredible. And your words seem to drift and melt as part of the whole landscape experience!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous!
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Sometimes it is quite difficult to express with very few words what you wish to convey, and likewise some of the simplest-looking pictures require tremendous sacrifice to obtain them... congratulations, my love, on your success...
ReplyDeletesugar on snow sounds yummy! your words & photo are a perfect pair
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